Tom Stoppard’s final play caps a career of brilliant plays with a semi-autobiographical story about two generations of a Jewish family.

Mia Chung’s play uses three actors (Gary Cole, Tim Hopper and Audrey Francis) to play six characters, cast without regard to gender or age.

Directed by Ashley Yates, this production leans into the theatricality and rough physicality of the wrestling world, but the characters seem underdeveloped.

At the Tony Awards, Laurie Metcalf thanks her Steppenwolf colleagues but not the theater. In Aurora, the mayor makes changes to Paramount's board of directors.

Writer and director Terry Guest’s new play for Jackalope Theatre creates a shimmering world in which to explore questions of Black representation and fame.